Algorithmic
(Published yesterday, 00:49 by Pychael)
Rules:
Cube Rules:
- The grid folds into a X*X*X cube
- Fill in the cube faces with the digits 1-6
- Each individual row and column of each X*X cube face must not share digits
- Each digit can be assigned a face color of a Rubik's cube, and the resulting grid will form a solvable X*X Rubik's cube
- (Examples of each piece are found around the grid, using pink as a replacement for white)
Standard Rules:
- Palindrome Lines: Grey lines read the same forwards and backwards (e.g., 12421 or 6336)
- (different palindrome lines do not cross, or occupy the same cell)
- White Kropki Dots: Cells separated by a white dot are consecutive
- Black Kropki Dots: Cells separated by a black dot are in a 1:2 ratio
- Dynamic Fog: Some grids are covered in a fog that will lift when correct digits are placed, or when enough correct digits are deduced, other sections of the puzzle may be revealed. No guessing is required
2x2
3x3
4x4
Solution code: The first 4 digits of each puzzle in reading order, in the order 2*2, 3*3, and then 4*4.
Comments
yesterday, 22:12 by Arkthelox
Its here, woooooooooooooooo.
Thank god no parity deductions this time (send prayers to us test-solvers). I really enjoyed how far you have taken these cube deductions and how the puzzle starts flowing afterwards. Adding the possible pieces is very helpfull in solving the puzzle even without a cube of that size. A very nice, very challenging Puzzle pack.
my time estimate for all 3 puzzles would be 4-5 hours, bring your coloring tools and your cubes (if you have them)(you're gonna need them) and good luck to all future puzzle enjoyers.
yesterday, 20:57 by Pychael
Updated palindrome line rule to say that different palindrome lines must not cross or occupy the same cell
yesterday, 14:20 by jinkela114514
Can palindrome lines cross each other or share cells?
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No, I will make a note of that in the rules
